Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-05

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 grounds upon which to demur to he
 compliant, n which she asks for $5OO, OOO for his cruel and malicious treatmen
 of her. The demurrer states that plsint
 iii hss not shown by her actions durins
 the past year that she cared a partIcl,
 whether or not she even had the society
 comfort or protection vhichthe presence
 Of her husband would give her.
 FL PAso. Oct. 2S-A. Muzenberger
 the yell known mining man, came 1T yesterday with lot oi ore from hil
 mines at Ssbinsl. He confirms The news received by Judge Crosby, prcsi- dent Of the CJrralitos company, from EI-Lieutenant BrittOn DavIs, manager Tor the company. that seven Indians, be- heyed tO be remnant oi the Apache band Of Msgnus, ase roaming sbcui the country around Lake Guzman. abons one hundred mIles southwest from Fl PGso. Lieutenant Davis wrote thsi the savages had stolen a lot ot horses from the Corralitos ranch, and that a msn named McGrew with seven com panIoDs had recsptured the horses, and hoped tO catch the Indians. NcGreV'kad stopped tO GwsIt the srrIval ot force of p Mexican troops from Ascsnoion wher he !sst communicated with Lleut. Dar5i before the latter wrote to Judge Crosby. Mir. Muzsnberger says that McGrev stopped Co await the reinforce ments because a rHncher On the shore of Lake GrZmBu was afraid the savaRes Sould attack his ran h f It were left un- protected. WhIle Mr. Mir. McGrew was waiting a rain storm obliternted the trail and the Indians escaped into the Sierra Madres,
 When McGrew snd his men came up Iith tbe Indians, and before making the attacb, they shook hands over a com pact tha. If any man ID McGre~'s party showed the white feather he should be shot down on the instsDL Then win out knogIng the numb of tbe savages, McGTew and h.s men made bold dash. The Indians were tskeu by surprise and fired wildly. About seventy shots were exchanged. IL IS believed that some of 2 he lu3igDs were wounded. though Me Crews men escaped unhaTt, and reiook nesrly all the stolen horses. The seven Indians are now known tc have had for some lime near Lake Guzman. They are expected to come forth ol another raid at any time.
 BERLIN, October 2S-Dispatches from BOyelto, state that the condition of ihe crown prince has not materially changed since hIs late serious attack. The pby- sicIans think all immediate danger Is over. The priace will probably 60 tO the rivlers n the course of a few days.
 SAN FBASCIsco. October 28-The first witness called ID the BenhHyon inquest tonight, was II. 5. Meyers, who stated that be hsd known Benhayon sbout SIX years and considered him naturally In- telligent, though his education was very limited. Witness said that after the death of Mrs. Bowers, BenhsyOn expres- sed himself very violently against Bow CTS, even more than be did st the time of tEe trial. He had e recollection of see ing BenhsyOn with a memorandum book on one occasion. He had never heard him say anything about pOisOns, but once heard him remark that the man who would commit suicide was c rank coward.
 ALBUQUERQUE, \. NJ, October 2S-In with the field drilling insu- gurated by General Miles, dstach- ment of troops have left Forts Thomas, 4 psche, Wingsie. McDowell, Huschu ca, Stanton and Bsysrd. The object of each being to surprise and surround one of either forts, but twelve hours after the de;aIacnMCfs 7FE. 'so Ih-5-7' .-s;g25 eaod fort with instructions Co Overtake and capture the first detachment.
 TOMBSTONE. October 2S-Delegate Smith left today for Washington. He will endesvCr to have measures passed by congress for the removal Ot the Apache Indians from Arizona. or at least their and a reduction Of the pres ent Indian reservations and throwing open tie frgudulsut Mexican land grants to purchase by bona hde set tiers.
 SOFIA. October 2S-The Montenegrin arrested at VErDB has confessed that the Slsv minister to Odessa prolered him five thousand napOleors and pest un- der the Russian government If be sue cceied in organizing plot tO murder Prince Ferdinand and MT. ShOuvBloh.
 PARIS. October 2S-A number of the here Rssert the M. Wilson has sent to the ministry of finance 4O,- GO francs to cover the postage on mat ter he franked with President Grevy's stamp during the time be resided at the Psiace Elysee.
 ZANZIBAR, October 2S.-Advices from Emm Bey have been received. They are tn the effect that the king of UEsndl recently threatened to attack his sta .ious at the southern part of Albert nyanzs, the king entertaining a suspio- ion of the Stanley expedition. He sent an envoy to EmIn to ascertain the object of the expedition. Emin explained the pacific purpose of the expedition, and sent Q present to the king. Emin re- msined at the ststiOn awaiting news from Stanley.
 PARIS. October 2s.-A banquet was given tonight ID this city in celebration of the anniversary of the dedIcation oi the statue of Liberty Enlightening the World" ID New York hsrbor. NIT. Me Lean, United States Minister, Mir. Ja-. G. Blaine. M. SpulleT, minister Of pub lie instruction, NJ. De Lafayette and Colonel Lichtenstein of the military household of President Grevy were pres ent. Invitations were lssued m the usme of Count De Lesseps. Bariholdl, the designer of the statue, presented Minister Mclean with a medal which had been struck in honor of President Cleveland and requested NIT. Mclean to forward it to the President st Wash ington.
 wAsHIxGroS, October 29.-The briel of George H. Ihobe, contestant agalns' Hon. John c. CarlIse, was filed with ths clerk of the House of RepresentasIve' to-day.
 Los ANGELES. October 29.-The esti- mated loss. .On the Santa. Fe freight depot ears and contents. which burned las
 night, SS5OO0; insursnce about one
 fourth. -
 Los ANGELES, October 2S.- w. F
 Roselle. convicted of oomplicItT with hi
 wife in throwing visriol on Peirie, va
 denied a new trial this morning, bn'
 sentenced 10 nine years ID the PenIten 1 tisry.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, October &.-Ih
 Steamer ZeslsndIs arriving here thl
 morning, brIDSs advice that the sanoai ! group of islands IS placed firmly unde | the protection of TOmsssen, terma
 and Malietos's rivals. and further, tna
 the German officials having obtslne
 permission of Mslietoa's person are VII tually spiriting him away. FEA letter published ID the New AsaiSn Aa Herald under the date of Bsisbsne, Oe | -,L F,,,I,e- cave. The German WAT shi